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But also...
But also...


===Relax, you can't screw up===
===Relax, you can't screw it up===
Yes. ''Can't'' screw up. You literally can't damage a page so badly that it cannot be restored.  
Yes. ''Can't'' screw up. You literally can't damage a page so badly that it cannot be restored.  
One of the best things about this wiki platform is that each page has a "History" of older versions, including the one you just saved over. You (or another person) can always undo an edit and restore an older version of a page.
One of the best things about this wiki platform is that each page has a "History" of older versions, including the one you just saved over. You (or another person) can always undo an edit and restore an older version of a page.
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# create text in a <tt>plain format</tt> (for legislation excerpts), and  
# create text in a <tt>plain format</tt> (for legislation excerpts), and  
# understand a few technical things that are happening and the limited things you need to know to:
# understand a few technical things that are happening and the limited things you need to know to:
<blockquote>
#*change what alert boxes are saying on pages,
*change what alert boxes are saying on pages,
#*work with your contributor bio page,
*work with your contributor bio page,
#*understand some of the weird coding and know what to leave alone,
*understand some of the weird coding and know what to leave alone,
#*''maybe'' change the contents of tables, and
*''maybe'' change the contents of tables, and
#*participate in Discussion pages (these are locked down so only editors can see Discussions about a page).
*participate in Discussion pages (these are locked down so only editors can see Discussions about a page).</blockquote>
This page shows you how to do the above. You are not expected to do anything technically beyond what is explained here.
This page shows you how to do the above, and you are not expected to do anything technically beyond what is explained here.


==Logging in to your new account==
==Logging in to your new account==
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#Use the "Log in" button at the top right to log in with the username and password supplied in the email.  
#Use the "Log in" button at the top right to log in with the username and password supplied in the email.  
#Change your password to something secure that you will remember (if you need to find the Change Password page, it’s http://wiki.clicklaw.bc.ca/index.php?title=Special:ChangePassword).
#Change your password to something secure that you will remember (if you need to find the Change Password page, it’s http://wiki.clicklaw.bc.ca/index.php?title=Special:ChangePassword).


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